Over 45 km/h over the speed limit in built-up area: hundreds of fines for taxi drivers during ADE
Police in Amsterdam issued 376 fines to taxi drivers during the Amsterdam Dance Event for various infractions, including dangerous speeding and improper documentation. Authorities collaborated with municipal officials to conduct intensified checks near festival locations to address permit violations and vehicle safety issues.
During the Amsterdam Dance Event, local authorities conducted extensive traffic operations targeting taxi drivers throughout the city. Police reported a total of 376 violations, ranging from severe speeding offenses, such as one driver traveling 45 kilometers per hour over the limit in a built-up area, to technical vehicle defects and the improper registration of driving and rest times. Officers also identified drivers operating without valid permits and issued numerous fines for illegal taxi activities and non-compliance during inspections.
These enforcement efforts involved collaboration between the police and specialized municipal officials, who monitored both marked and unmarked vehicles near event venues. In addition to speeding, authorities highlighted dangerous maneuvers like illegal overtaking. Further investigations revealed that several drivers failed to cooperate with official checks, resulting in the issuance of various formal reports. These operations were specifically increased to ensure public safety and regulatory compliance during the high-traffic festival period in the city.
Based on reporting by parool. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.



